Chapter 2: The Young Master of the Hans Family

  In the German Alps, there is a castle that has belonged to the Hans, Babaria family since the 16th century. They have maintained a low-key political attitude for generations and have been favored by successive rulers.

  The Barbary family is mainly engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry. The sugar industry and meat processing industry are the foundation of livelihood for most people in the entire region. Due to the local self-sufficient economic model and the closed geographical environment, several European wars did not spread here.

  But the actual ruler of this place, the head of the Babariya family, is not supported by agricultural taxes to sustain the entire family's operation. It is actually the center of dark forces throughout Europe. It plays an unparalleled role in the underground forces of several countries centered on the Alps, and the Italian Mafia is at most just a peripheral thug for him. When each of the godfathers of Western Europe's major cities was born, they would go to St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican to pray and confess to the priests there. And every year from June to July, each of the archbishops of St. Peter's Basilica would go to the Babariya family's castle to preach and take a vacation. Each head of the Babariya family has a close relationship with the archbishops. From here, it is not difficult to see the relationship between the heads of the Babariya family and the underground forces of Europe.

  The Archbishop of St. Peter's Cathedral personally baptized Hans-André and took him as his godson, and Hans-André was the archbishop's only godson.

  The Babariya family has always been low-key, never appearing in newspapers or people's discussions. However, the turbulent history of Europe over the past century has not been without their presence. Napoleon's defeat, the new Franco-Prussian War, World War I, and later Hitler's rise to power. The source of various clues all point to this unremarkable castle scattered across the land.

  Hans Kriebel, the tribal chief of the Barbarians in the 20th century, was a kind and gentle leader. His presence felt as warm and harmonious as a spring breeze mixed with lilac flowers. His wife, Hanna von D?nitz, was also a renowned European noblewoman and a member of the Junker aristocracy. Her cousin was the famous Admiral Karl von D?nitz.

  Hans Kreibich didn't have a child until he was 42 years old, namely Hans-André. Under the meticulous care from an early age, all the common problems of spoiled young masters were cultivated in Hans-André. The characteristics of arrogance, pride, extravagance, lust, strong desire to occupy and bully the weak are perfectly reflected in Hans-André.

  Hans-Kristoff tried several times to discipline him more strictly, but was always stopped by his wife's crying and begging.

  "...What's the point of giving kids some money? We have so much money at home that we can't finish spending it, and I only have this one child. If I don't let him spend it, who will?"

  "... wasn't it just Lila getting seen by a kid when she was taking a bath? Did you really never see her before..."

  Every time Kripke brings up this issue, he can't help but feel short of breath. The five bathroom doors were all open, and it was not accidental. If it were intentional, the vault door of the bank would be useless. But who let himself have some small handles in his youth that his wife knew about? Moreover, his wife's family is also wealthy and powerful. And the advantage of German men is to respect women, which makes Kripke very difficult to explain to his wife. It seems that the genetic inheritance of bronchitis in the Barbarian family has never decreased. Of course, this is also one of the good traditions of the Barbarian family.

  Of course, the pure and noble bloodline also made Andre's appearance unmatched. His 1.8-meter tall figure had a perfect golden ratio between his upper and lower body. His golden hair was like a knife-cut axe, his cheekbones were sharp, and his clear eyes had sapphire-blue pupils that would make anyone fall in love with him at first sight. Add to that the harmless and gentle smile he inherited from his father, and people couldn't help but feel relaxed around him, as if they were bathing in the fragrance of cloves. Little did they know, however, that this was also the scent of poisonous mustard gas.

  The guy who has been doing evil things since he was a kid is a devil that no one in the entire Nan'a mountain range does not know. He has always been working hard to restore the privileges of medieval nobles. Every time a married girl is ravaged by this guy, people are amazed. In secret, this demon young master was given the title of "First Night Demon". This title is remembered by every person in the Nan'a mountain range. All families with young and beautiful daughters are worried.

  But in the entire Europe, even among the British royal family's young aristocratic circle, Andrei was an out-and-out hero. In their eyes, this was the authentic life of a noble young master, not spending every day with music, etiquette and art, those boring things.

  It all ended with Hitler's stay in the south. Looking at the black, sleek SS uniforms and the shiny infantry bayonets, something stirred inside seventeen-year-old Andriy. At that time, Hitler, who was receiving southern nobles seeking financial support, was also surprised by the appearance of this young man of pure Aryan noble blood when he received the Barbaria family. To show off, Hitler told Andriy that he could fulfill one of his wishes.

  Andrei said without hesitation: "I want to have an SS unit, so I can fight against all the enemies who stand in the way of the Third Empire's rise to power."

  Although Andri is lecherous and arrogant, a good environment has made his language talent frighteningly high.

  Hitler's grand imperial dream was suddenly made comfortable by this young and handsome noble youth. He immediately ordered the appointment of Andrei as the deputy commander of the Imperial Party Guard, with the rank of lieutenant colonel. In fact, it was also to make Andrei a vase. On the other hand, it was also intended to tie the Babaria family to Germany's about-to-start war chariot.

  Upon hearing Hitler's decision, Krieger's face had three black lines. The political tradition of the low-key Babaria family was broken by Andrey, and during the war preparations, if anything happened to Andrey, the Babaria family would be cut off.

  But Andrei's mother didn't think so.

  "Take care, in Berlin. With my family's connections there, nothing will happen to Andrei, and besides, those enterprises will eventually fall into his hands anyway, so it's better for him to get familiar with them earlier, which will be beneficial for his future."

  André followed Hitler to Berlin. At first, in unfamiliar surroundings, André was able to restrain himself, but as the novelty wore off, the true nature of this noble young man began to show through.

  Andrey recruited a group of like-minded young people in Berlin. They were all descendants or relatives of high-ranking officials, generals and wealthy merchants in Berlin. Like the grandson of the Imperial Chief of Staff, the nephew of the Deputy Leader of the Nazi Party, etc. These people were sent to the SS by their families to get a golden coat. Every day, they sat in some administrative organs of the SS, sat in the office, drank tea and read newspapers. They were all itching to do something exciting. When they met Andrey, they thought they had found a kindred spirit, and followed him every day, bullying men and women, making a big show in Berlin, causing a stir. At first, everyone was still looking at Hitler's face and didn't take him seriously.

  But there was no wall without a leak, and soon Hitler found out about Andri's affair.

  Hitler was a vegetarian, did not smoke, did not drink, and had no interest in women. He was a man without desires or demands. It is hard to understand how someone who didn't even eat meat could have slaughtered so many Jews during World War II. It seems that being a person with no bad habits at all is not necessarily a good thing. After Hitler found out about Hans-Andrei's situation, he couldn't help but regret it, thinking "Why did I blindly choose such a scoundrel for the Führer's guard?" But by then, it was too late.

  After some thought, Hitler summoned the commander of the SS Bodyguard. None other than the famous Erwin Rommel.

  Here is a brief introduction to Rommel's life. Rommel was born in Heidenheim, southern Germany, into a family of school principals. After graduating from high school in 1910, he joined the military and attended the Royal Military Academy in Danzig. During World War I, he served as a company commander and received three Iron Crosses. After the war, he held various positions, including tactical instructor at the Dresden Infantry School, commander of the Goslar J?ger Battalion, instructor at the Potsdam Military Academy, and commandant of the Wiener Neustadt Military Academy, where his book "Infantry Attacks" caught Hitler's attention. In 1938, he was appointed commander of Hitler's personal bodyguard.

  Hitler told Rommel, "That little fellow Andri is making too much noise. There's going to be a big action soon. I don't want to be distracted by this affair again, do you understand?"

  "Yes, my lord, I know what to do."

  That night, a group of uniformed armed SS soldiers surrounded Andrei's villa in Berlin. Seventeen members of the gang led by Andrei were captured without firing a shot. More than 60 beautiful women who had been detained and imprisoned by Andrei under the pretext of assisting in the investigation were rescued, including the daughter of an Imperial Army general.

  Andrei was locked in a solitary confinement cell for three whole weeks, with no one paying attention to him, and his daily food consisted only of bread and half a can of clear water.

  In the end, Andri's father couldn't stand Andri's mother's nagging. He personally came to Berlin, asked to see Hitler, and bought two mountain divisions for Hitler as a condition, and released Andri.

  Andrei came out and saw Rommel, his young heart was struck by an unprecedented blow. From then on, Andrei had the habit of being extremely clever when he saw Rommel.

  Andri then tearfully assured Hitler that he would never again betray the trust of the imperial people. Hitler, having obtained the benefits of two mountain brigades, no longer bothered with Andri.

  Good times did not last long, the Polish campaign broke out, Hitler was busy day and night, even Rommel was transferred to the 7th Panzer Division as division commander.

  The newly appointed commander of the SS, Heidenburg, was a selfish, greedy, brutal and clever guy. At first, he was just a small hoodlum in Munich. When Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch failed, Heidenburg helped Hitler escape from the police, saving his life. Later, when the Nazi Party came to power, Hitler revisited the site of the Beer Hall Putsch, now a revolutionary shrine, and waxed nostalgic about the dangers they had faced. He talked about how without the help of local revolutionaries like Heidenburg, their later successes might not have been possible. As a result, Heidenburg became a hero. But in reality, Heidenburg was actually imprisoned in Munich for robbery, until someone with connections helped him get in touch with Hitler. With a stroke of the pen, his robbery conviction was transformed into that of an undercover revolutionary comrade. Even the original victim of the robbery was secretly silenced. All records about Heidenburg were whitewashed clean.